Comb-bound volume detailing the tape slide programme, videos, cassettes, maps, charts and teaching materials on American Studies themes available from the American Studies Resources Centre.

Includes a background to the centre, materials organised by theme [Afro-American Studies, American Arts, Geography & Regionalism, Government & Politics, History, Literature, Maps, Music, Native American Culture, Science & Technology, Urban Studies), PCL Publications, History, list of suppliers.

Contents include: Editorial (by John Varley); The Union (membership and objects); Council (photographs of Owen Spencer-Thomas, Mohammed Iqbal Butt, John Varley, Gilbert Mason, Mohammed Arif, Bisi Akinifie); President's Introduction; A Farewell Message (from Richard B. Jackson); From Director of Education (Dr J.E. Richardson); Poly Life; The Institute; Societies and Things to Join - Union supported (Entertainments Committee, General Societies Committee, Debating, Humanist and Music societies, Jazz and Film clubs, Christian Union, Jewish Society, Players, United Nations, Social Science and Architectural Societies, Polytechnic Sociological review, Afro-Asian Society, Association Internationale des Etudiants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales); West One newssheet and magazine; External Affairs (relationships with the N.U.S. and discounts offered to students); From the Secretary and Treasurer (including accounts); [photograph of the Animals playing at the Poly];Athletics Union - Facilities and Clubs (Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Billiards and Snooker, Boxing, Car, Chess, Cricket, Fencing, Football, Gliding, Hockey, Judo, Mountaineering, Netball, Rifle, Rowing, Rugby, Squash, Swimming & Sub-Aqua, Table Tennis, Trampolining, Volley Ball, Weight Training, Yachting) ; College Information; Scholarships; Diary.

The publication also includes a large number of advertisements relating to student services (e.g. Banking) or career opportunities. The advertisers are listed in an index at the back of the volume.

76 pages, black & white.

Edited by Andrzej Michalik. The illustrations within the magazine are not credited.

Contents include:
Welcomes from the President [Dick Dixon, photograph], and past President [Alan Smith, photograph]; History of the Poly; Development of the Poly [includes discussion of impact of government policy, of changes to the Polytechnic's accommodation including Cameo-Poly, and photographs of a model of the College of Architecture and Advanced Building Technology and an artist's impression of the College of Engineering and Science]; Union Council Dick Dixon, Joe Lowe, David Frome, Les Johnson, Dave Smith, Nigel Molden, Ania Zawisza, Karlwinkleman, photographs]; Accomodation; Travel and Vacation work; Welfare; Birth Control; provisional budget; S.A.W.P.[Societies Administration Working Party]; Entertainments Committee; Arts Festival; Arts workshop; Societies and Clubs [Afro-Asian, Architectural, Bridge, Catholic, Christian Union, Debating, Economic History, Economics, Engineering, Film, Hall of Residence, Mathematics, McGarel, Modern Dance, Music, North American, OSCA, Political Science, Poly Alliance, Polysan, Polyfolk, Polymer, SCUM - Societies Creative Underground Movement, Poly RSSF [Marxist-Leninist], Socialist, Solidarity with Vietnam, Players, Surveyors, West One]; Athletic Union [Athletics, Badminton , Basketball, Billards and Snooker, Boat, Boxing, Car, Chess, Cross Country, Fencing, Football, Gliding, Hockey, Judo, Mountaineering, Netball, Riding, Rugby, Squash, Sub Aqua, Swimming, Table Tennis]; [photograph of the marriage of Christine Muden and Edgar Cole]; General College Information [including photographs of the staff at the Polytechnic Bar - Chris, George and Theresa]; Photographic Essay of London; General London Information; Revolution [collage of images and words relating to student uprisings].

Includes advertisements from Banks for their student services and loose leaflets for Time/Life magazines and the Student Life Assurance Scheme (S.L.A.S.).

74 pages, black & white.

Edited by Ian Glover and Mike [Michael] Holdstock

Contents include:
Section one - Introductory: forewords from the Director of Education [Sir Eric Richardson, photograph], the President of the Students Union [Alan Smith, photograph], the President of the Athletics Union {Keith Macmillan], the retiring president [Roger Beavil, photograph], memberships and objects of the Students' Union, photographs and details of the Council Officers [Nigel Molden, Martin Bradley, Christine Munden, Roger Beavil, Ian Glover, Alan Smith, Estelle Hedge, Dave Frome, Daffydd Lovett, Joe Lowe], provisional budget, Student representation in College Government [including speaking rights at Court and Academic Council] , Internal and External Affairs

Section two - Poly life: Introduction by Social Vice-President Brian Storey-Smith [photograph] and Student Societies' Administration Working party Chairman Ben Srebnik, the Bar [photographs], Student and Athletic Union Clubs and Societies [Societies: Afro-Asian, Architectural, Bridge, Catholic, Christian Union, Communist, Dance Committee, Debating, Economics, Economic History, Engineering, Film, Halls of Residence, Jazz, Music, North America Clib, Political Science, Polyfolk, Polymer, Socialist, Social Science, Solidarity with Vietnam, Student-Worker Liaison Committee against Racialism, Players] [Sports Clubs: Athletics, Badminton , Basketball, Billards and Snooker, Boat, Boxing, Car, Chess, Cross Country, fencing, Football, Gliding, Hockey, Judo, Mountaineering, Netball, Riding, Rugby, Rugby league, Squash. Sub Aqua, Swimming, Table Tennis], West One magazine, Dances.

Section three - Information: Dates of terms, union meetings, dances and Student Players' productions, reciprocal memberships, Honorary Union members, general college information Local and College amenities [including lists of restaurants and shops], the Structure Commission, Maps and Surveys, Student Welfare by Shelagh Harris, Lady Vice-President[photograph] Halls of Residence, Radical Students' Alliance, The Local Power-House [All Souls, Langham Place].

The publication also includes a large number of advertisements relating to student services (e.g. Banking) or career opportunities.

76 pages, black & white.